1. A bias statement is a statement that shows a preference or prejudice towards a particular point of view or group, often without providing a fair consideration of other perspectives or evidence.

2. Biases in a particular issue can be identified by looking for statements that show a preference towards a particular group or perspective, without providing a fair consideration of other perspectives or evidence. In the sample paragraph, one bias statement is the author's description of the Javanese as "more warlike and spirited than the Sudanese, who are somewhat more dull and almost entirely agricultural". This statement suggests a bias towards the Javanese, which may not be supported by evidence or a fair consideration of the diversity and complexity of the population.

3. Yes, it is vital for a writer to give a nuanced and balanced view of a certain issue, especially when discussing complex topics or diverse populations. Biases can distort the accuracy and fairness of a writer's view, and may lead to unfair or harmful treatment of certain groups. A nuanced and balanced view can help to promote understanding, respect, and cooperation among different groups, and may lead to more effective solutions to complex issues.

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